Data Recover If USB Debugging Fails

USB
debugging is a bridge between Android phone and computer. To have our
Android data managed (recovered or transferred), we will be asked to
enable USB debugging so that the contacts, videos, messages, photos and
more can be read by our computer.

What If USB Debugging Fails When Being Enabled?

There're
still some ways to recover data from your Android even if USB debugging
keeps failing or is unable to be turned on because of broken screen.
What you need is an outstanding Android Data Recovery on your computer
and prepare for an USB cable for your Android phone.

What Can Android Data Recovery Help?

Android
Data Recovery is a professional data recovery program for Android phone
even if your Android suffered from different situations: USB debugging
fails when enabling, black-screen, dead, water-damaged, screen cracks,
etc. Data like contacts, messages, photos, videos, music, and more, can
easily be recovered with simple steps.

Method 1. How to Recover Data from Android with USB Debugging Off

Step 1. Download and Install Android Data Recovery

First thing first, you will be asked to download Android Data Recovery
on your computer. Launch it after the installation. Then, in the primary
screen, as shown below, you can choose the third choice on the left
side.

Step 3. Choose Fault Type of Your Android
In the interface, there are two options provided, "1.Touch cannot be
used or cannot enter the system" and "2.Black screen (or the screen is
broken)". Choose one of them accordingly and choose your phone model in
the next screen. As for the debugging mode failed, it is advised that
the left choice may be suitable.

Note: This "Recover Data from Broken Android" function
only works for some of Samsung devices in Galaxy S, Galaxy Note and
Galaxy Tab series by now.

Now, connect your Android to the computer via USB cable and it will start downloading recovery package for you.

Step 5. Recover Data from Android with USB Debugging Off
Here we come to the final but most critical part – recover. After the 4
steps above, all the data you've chose will be shown in the interface on
the left panel. Tap the data type you want to recover, photos for
instance. Tap on "Gallery" and the photos will be listed in thumbnails.
Tick the box next to the photos you want and click "Recover" to restore
photos from your Android with USB debugging off.

With only 5 simple steps, you can retrieve data on your broken Android
even if there's something wrong with the USB debugging and you can't
enable it. It is very efficient and handy for Android users.

Method 2. How to Fix USB Debugging Connection Problem

It is very frustrating when Android phone fails to connect to computer
over ADB mode(Android Debug Bridge). Before giving up, you may try these
steps to fix the USB debugging connection problem.
Step 1. Restart your phone. Sometimes after being restarted, the phone can be connected to the computer normally.
Step 2. Check if USB debugging is enabled on your Android phone. If not, enable USB debugging.
Step 3. Make sure that your phone is recognized as an ADB device on the computer:

- Right-click "My Computer" and choose "Manage";- In the pop-up window, choose "Device Manager";- Find your device's ADB interface in the list. Check if there is an entry with "ADB" in its name.

Normally, you'll see the ADB entry under "ADB Interface", or "Android
Phone" , and sometimes under the manufacturer name instead (e.g.
"Samsung", "HTC"). If you can't not find ADB entry, you may try to fix
the problem by:

- Connect your Android device via USB and remove the ADB drivers. Then disconnect your device;- Download an universal ADB driver and install it on
your computer. There are various universal ADB driver available online,
choose the one that matches your device.

Hope the USB debugging connection works for your Android phone after the above steps